Sentence examples for manageable transition from inspiring English sources

Dr. Richard Kadison, chief of mental health services at Harvard, said there were things students with mental illness could do before starting college to increase the chances of a manageable transition.

To increase the odds for a more manageable transition and avert an economic collapse, the United States and other major donors have pledged $16 billion in economic aid through 2015.

To increase the odds for a more gradual and manageable transition, the United States and other major donors pledged $16 billion in development aid through 2015 at a conference in Tokyo last week.

His dealmaking salvaged the possibility that, almost thirteen years after the United States and its allies installed Hamid Karzai in power, there would be a manageable political transition in Kabul.

One may wonder whether urban low carbon transitions are more manageable than national transitions and whether or to what extent they can be shaped.

Milo Sjardin, head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Asia arm, says China's stable government allows for a level of future certainty that makes massive, systemic transitions manageable and politically relevant - a key difference with the more chaotic US system.

But McRae said the transition will be manageable.

As HIV comes with so much 'extraordinary baggage' the transition to a manageable chronic disease will be difficult and take time [ 46].

We chose the 18-state model as it displayed the most informative states while maintaining a manageable number of pairwise state transitions for interpretability.

And while our ambition is to work with our partners for the long term, sometimes the end of a project, the carbon reduction partnerships for example, supports the transition to a more manageable programme.

The time to transition to cheaper, more manageable platforms is now.